Taking
it to the Streets to Reduce Pet Overpopulation
Call 582-2600 to
book your appointment
 The
Animobile is a state-of-the-art mobile surgical
unit staffed with skilled and experienced veterinarians
and veterinary technicians.
Animobile
Schedule
The
Animobile will set up in the parking
lot of the following locations
on the dates indicated :
St. Pete- Enoch Davis Center
1111 18th Avenue South
- Mar: 3, 31
- Apr: 21
- May: 12
- Jul: 28
- Aug: 20
- Sep: 24
- Oct: 22
- Dec: 17
- Feb: 11
Clearwater Health Department
310 North Myrtle Ave.
- Apr: 7
- Jul: 14
- Sep: 10
- Oct: 8
- Nov: 12
- Jan: 14
- Feb: 25
Tarpon Springs Health Department
301 Disston Ave. S.
- Mar: 10
- Jun: 9
- Aug: 6
- Oct: 1
- Oct: 29
- Jan: 7
- Feb: 18
Pinellas Park Health Department
6350 76th Ave North
- Mar: 24
- Apr: 14
- May: 19
- Jun: 16
- Jul: 21
- Aug: 13
- Sep: 17
- Oct: 15
- Dec: 10
- Jan: 28
If
you receive public assistance you may have
your pet spayed or neutered at no charge to
you. SPACE IS LIMITED.
CALL 582-2600 TODAY FOR AN APPOINTMENT. Pet owners needing a rabies vaccination
and license may purchase one on site from 1:30 to 3:00 PM on each of the days
listed above. No appointment necessary for rabies vaccination and license.
 The
Animobile provides free surgical sterilization
for pets of citizens on public assistance.
Services
include spay and neuter, rabies vaccination,
and county license.
Rabies
vaccinations (with the purchase of a county
license) are available at the Animobile set
up site.
The
Animobile is available for county educational
events as the schedule permits.
Appointments
are necessary for surgery - call 582-2600
Spay
and neuter services will continue to be available
at Animal Services, 12450 Ulmerton Road, Largo.
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Quick
Facts About Pet Overpopulation
 2000
dogs and 3000 cats are born every hour
in the United States compared to 415
humans.
15
million healthy, loving, friendly cats,
dogs, kittens and puppies will face death
as a form of population control.
There
are not enough homes for all the puppies
and kittens born from pets whose owners
simply did not spay and neuter them.
One
unspayed female dog, her mate and their
offspring can produce up to 67,000 dogs
in only 6 years. One
unspayed female cat, her mate and all
of their offspring can produce 370,092
in just 7 years. |
Help
Reduce Pet Overpopulation
SPAY or NEUTER
ADOPT FROM A SHELTER |
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